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1. [CARIBBEAN-L] help [1]
any one out there ??? ************************************ Gordon Kane kane@connection.com E.M.T. Toronto ************************************
2. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] help [1]
Hello, have you ever come across DOLES? ----Original Message Follows---- >From caribbean-l-request@rootsweb.com Mon Jul 6 18:34:34 1998 Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-30.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id SAA15118; Mon, 6 Jul 1998 18:33:30 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Mon, 6 Jul 1998 18:33:30 -0700 (PDT) Message-ID: <35A17C3E.8CCABE5D@bellsouth.net> Date: Mon, 06 Jul 1998 21:39:10 -0400 From: Ida Louise Johnson X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 [en]C-bls40 (Win95; I) Old-To: Gordon Kane
3. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] Hunte (Trinidad) and Thompson (Grenada) [1]
Hi Karen, >Does anyone have anything on the Hunte family/families in Trinidad or the >Thompson family/families in Grenada? Descendants of Theodore Hunte 1 Theodore Hunte (1920 - 1986) + Marie Louis "Bullie" Seheult 1919 - ......... 2 Patriicia Mary Hunte 1944 - ......... 2 Helen Mary Hunte 1947 - ............. +Rainer Muller .................... 3 Julia Muller 1973 - .................... 3 Patrick Muller 1978 - ......... 2 Allan Lester Hunte 1949 - ............. +Daune La Pointe .........
4. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] soc.genealogy.west-indies Gateway [1]
Carol, et al: All in all, I hope there will not be a detrimental effect on this list and will continue to stand by - but my parachute is at hand. Regards, -- Thomas Langford I am listening and taking into consideration *everything* everyone is saying. FYI: the "vote" is evenly divided. That means that just as many people are in favor of the gateway as there are against it. I also note that those in favor are not regular "posters" to this list, but tend to post more to the soc.genealogy.west-ind
5. [CARIBBEAN-L] CARIBBEAN HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL JOURNAL [1]
Good Morning Folks; Following my message to soc.genealogy.west-indies, I have had several letters regarding the "Caribbean Historical & Genealogical Journal, so thought I would post my reply to the List as well as to the individuals who did write to me. Thank you Carol for the reply you posted to the newsgroup, following the request from Neil. I have been tied up for the last couple of days and have not had the chance to get to my e-mail messages. CARIBBEAN HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL JOURNAL: * The e
6. [CARIBBEAN-L] Fw: Bedford Pym 1865-7 Jamaica [1]
>Anyone with information on the personage: "Bedford Pym" formerly of Her >Majesties' Navy during the Morant Bay Rebellion in Jamaica of 1865 who >produced a book borne from a lecture at the Royal Anthropological Society in >the defense of Gov. Eyre...please advise. I am particularly interested to >find out if this fellow was on squadron duty in Jamaica at the time of the >rebellion, and whether his family had plantations in St. Thomas or Portland >parishes during that period. >All appreciated. >cod > >
7. [CARIBBEAN-L] Look-up on Jamaican Personage? [1]
Any member who may own a Dictionary of National Biography(some such) or a work on Colonial personages in Jamaica...I am trying to find out abit of information on a Jasper Hall esq of Otterborn Hexham and Jamaica who was active in the Jamaican Assembly and was at one time I beleive Speaker. He was active between 1770'-1800 or thereabouts. He owned plantations in St. Thomas, St. Andrews and other locations I'm not sure about. If anyone can be of help , thanks in advance, and while at it...if you can make
8. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] soc.genealogy.web [1]
Victoria, Please vote on this. Everyone needs to vote or this will be decided by others. I just can't keep track of email votes (unless someone's browser don't support forms on the vote page...then, I'll just transfer the "vote" to the vote page). I have an unbelieveably high volume of email, and trying to sort through it to keep track of votes is very difficult for me. So, please vote on this formally at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~caribgw/vote.htm Carol A. Haagensen +-74/`7-.,_,.-74/0:$:00:$:0/`7-.,_,
9. [CARIBBEAN-L] ROLLCALL [1]
Saint Domingue (Haiti): LACOMBE, LAPONT, DEVINE LaRochelle, France: BOISDON These families merge in Charleston, SC in the early 1800's. Any help would be appreciated. Debbie
10. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] Sedgwick - Jamaica [1]
Hi AmyAnn, I found reference to a company of Captain Sedgwick of Col Humphries Regiment of Foot in a list of wills in the PCC in Caribbeana.(Not Sedgwick will). This is probably in the Army of Penn and Venables who captured Jamaica from the Spanish in 1655. If there are any records of him they would be in the Army records of England in the PRO of this time. The island was not really populated with many others than soldiers up to 1660 when the British drove the last of the Spanish out, so how the British
11. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] W.Indies Surname Interest List [1]
-----Original Message----- From: AmyAnn To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 8:23 PM Subject: Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] W.Indies Surname Interest List >>Vaughn's last update was Issue No.12, of Feb.1st,1998, with plans to update >>around late March,1998. >> >>Both myself and a fellow researcher have sent Vaughn several Emails for one >>reason or another, and have received no return/bounced mail nor any >>response. >>This is not the norm. for Va
12. [CARIBBEAN-L] Trinidad shipwreck [1]
In response to the query,below:
13. [CARIBBEAN-L] roll call? missed transmission [1]
Hi sorry folks, a diligent mate elimated any notes pertaining to a "roll Call" on the list...please explain. Thanks cmc < Researching "Codrington, King, Collins, Gilliat, Franklyn, Morris, Hall, Tyrrell, Painter, and Panton. Regions: British West Indies: Barbados, Antigua, and eastern parishes of Jamaica. Focus on Jamaican branch of Codrington family, originating in Antigua early 1700's.
14. [CARIBBEAN-L] Island of Providence [1]
I do not question the information posted on the Island of Providence. What I am wanting to know is this: According to history, the island was first charted in 1627 under the name Santa Catalina, if this were indeed the island, wouldn't the ship have set sail for Santa Catalina, not the Island of Providence? What references tell you this is in fact the same island? I don't understand what tells you this is in fact the island the Expectation sailed to. Could you site your references, please. Most appr
15. [CARIBBEAN-L] Sedgwick - Jamaica [1]
does anyone have any information on Robert Sedgwick, commissioner to Jamaica after the British took over the Island. He is said to have died in Jamaica of fever in 1656. Where could I find out more on this man. Did he own land in Jamaica and was his family with him? During this time how were the British received in Jamaica? What was the position of "commissioner"? Thanks AmyAnn Still looking for Carothers and Massey in the West Indies as well.
16. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] TRINIDAD SHIP-WRECK [1]
David Do you have a more specific date? Ann
17. [CARIBBEAN-L] BARBADOS Baptisms [1]
Good Afternoon; I have listed below some baptism records for Christ Church, Barbados that I obtained while working on my Weatherill one-name study. After finding listings in the IGI for the West Indies, I worked through the films of the records to double check the data. Where I had a Weatherill (and spelling variation) listing, I copied the page. The list below is from those printouts. Hopefully they might be of interest to list members. Cheers, David ------------------------Record List----------------
18. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] soc.genealogy.west-indies Gateway [1]
Christopher M. Codrington wrote: > Hi folks; Although I think I threw my weight into this topic via Ann and > Carol, I am unsure after reading the opinion of Thomas Langford, whom I > respect, and I am unsure how to evaluate the many admonitions and concerns > some folks have expressed. Are the dangers of a "gateway" potentially that > disruptive? I know my thoughts here may be unpopular..but I am going to say them anyway :)I have been on the gatewayed lists for soc.genealogy.france & fr.rec.genealogie an
19. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] Trinidad [1]
Mike, I just tried both addresses, using the hyperlink from the actual emails...and the websites are coming up OK for me. Is anyone else having any problems? Carol A. Haagensen +-74/`7-.,_,.-74/0:$:00:$:0/`7-.,_,.-74/`7-; Email: Youda@prodigy.net -----Original Message----- From: mike breslin To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, July 27, 1998 8:10 PM Subject: [CARIBBEAN-L] Trinidad >Please review the web addresses you have quoted for the main caribgw site >and the as
20. [CARIBBEAN-L] W.Indies Surname Interest List [1]
No doubt most subscribers to this Caribbean genealogy list already know of Vaughn Royal's excellent and helpful WEST INDIES SURNAME INTEREST LIST, which has put many of us in touch with each other, in connection with this or that specific surname of mutual interest. For those of you who may still be 'in the dark' I urge you to go to http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/vroyal/homepage.htm and do some reading. I suggest most people click, straight-away, on the DOWNLOAD MISSING PIECES link, download A
21. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] Jamaica, Parish of St Andrews lookup [1]
Dear Julie, Sorry it's taken me so long to respond to your first e-mail asking me if I was familiar with the names of Carver, Murray, and Townsend. I am not. In response to your e-mail below, since I live in Salt Lake City and the films are readily available here I will look up the names you have requested. Do you want a photocopy or is it okay if I just transcribe it for you? I will try to go this week if I can get unpacked and settled from my trip. Robin Downie Julie and Peter Carver wrote: > Hell
22. [CARIBBEAN-L] Re: Stevens Haiti [1]
---------- > From: barry wilson > To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Stevens Haiti > Date: Sunday, 8 March 1998 15:08 > > Hello all > > I am trying to find information on a James Francis Stevens occ Contractor > probably UK national died 1879 La Coupe nr Port au Prince Man of > substancial means family with him Charles Chapman, Elizabeth,Jessie > ,George,Emma,Lucy Powell, Fredrick Alfred,Alfred Sheppard, William,James > Francis jnr,Mary . wife's name Lucy Powell Stevens nee Coulson
23. [CARIBBEAN-L] GLASSE [1]
Hello list members, I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to go about finding out exactly where some property (about 81 acres in the mid-1800's) named "JAVA" in Manchester, Jamaica is today and how can I find out who lives there and owns it now. In the mid-1800's it was owned by Francis Glasse. Any assistance would be appreciated. Catherine Adams
24. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] soc.genealogy.west-indies Gateway [1]
----Original Message----- From: AmyAnn To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, July 28, 1998 7:43 AM Subject: Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] soc.genealogy.west-indies Gateway My main concern at this time is it is my understanding that when you are subscribed to one of the "gateway" lists, if you post a message then you email and many times your ISP is identified to the newgroup leaving you private mail box open to spam. When I was Sub. to the GenBrit List there wa
25. Re: [CARIBBEAN-L] BARBADOS Baptisms [1]
Dear David and all, Thank you, again, David for allowing us to use these transcriptions! They are now online, also at the archive page! David, you're the best! Thanks! Carol A. Haagensen +-74/`7-.,_,.-74/0:$:00:$:0/`7-.,_,.-74/`7-; Email: Youda@prodigy.net -----Original Message----- From: David W. Weatherill To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, July 30, 1998 10:05 PM Subject: [CARIBBEAN-L] BARBADOS Baptisms >Good Afternoon; > > I have listed belo
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